10
THE ASnEVTTJ.LE CITIZEN, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1919.
Wants
MARKET NEWS OF YESTERDAY. ;
Wants
' 1 ' ' SPECIAL
A
on
the
jjSuY -Success
pai-tial payment plan.
Open a Savings Ac
count and make it a point
to add a few dollars to it
every week.
We 11 add 4 interest
compounded quarterly.
' This is the method many employ
to buy success.
Battery Park Bank
SAFETY
MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE
i COURTESY
SERVICE
mmm is mm in . vorjhlock u,t-
IIUllHlkUU IU UIIUIIII III
COTTON MARKET SESSION
Favorable Views of Coal
Situation Have Influence
On Dealings.
NEW YORK. Dee. 6. Th cotton marv
ket was lower today, but showed flrm-
u ai ma ikm, owing 10 mora iavor. r..i r. ,,,.:
sble views of the coal situation and ol iLTl..
(South)
Am.. Boat Sugar.,
Am. Can
Am. Car ft Foundry
ajh. n. at l. pxa, .
Am. Intl. Corn.....
Am. Locomotive..,,
Am. Linseed
Am. Smalt.. .Ref..
Am. Sugar
Am. Rum. Tnh
Am. Tel. ft TeL . , . .
Am. Tobacco ......
Anaconda. Conn ..
Atcblaon
AIL Coast Line. '
All.. O. 4k W. India
uam. Ijooo. ax-dlv.
Ualtlmore Ohio.
uem. eieei -
SaleHigh!Low Ck
.il36,
Mexican affair. After selling oft from
14.4V to a.6. March oloaed at 14.26,
wiin ma general nst closing nrm at a
n' m xo m point.
Central Leather .
cnes. Ohio.....
Chi., Mil Bt P..
vm., n. i, fac.
rop estimate seemed to b largely ao- Product.
ounUoi lor mo earlier selling. The ' rruolble Tfiti
crop
ooun
mantel opened eas
to 60 points, with
38.46 and
.. v., UV.1U1D ninri
aecune oi 20
mmrv eelllnr Air tn JX.... auar.
E.aa rlrht after tha
call, when acllva months wer about 40 ilrS Mt
to 0 .point, net lower There, wer ral- rUvf-V '
el 1 01
wfill
AUDITS
J. E. WILSON
Books Oswawol sad
Public Accountant
Room 0S-S0-M5 Drhtunor BUg. ,
Booaieeirtnt Systems
, I tailed
Fbos 1S7S
y at a
January
v o,. iicm ancr i un te, ....,
i .. ... 1 v.. iNonnern ora.
I"- v w.nw IWIHI. 1IVIII tills leveifon (If XJmfh fw i
I.lvarimo and Jidiiih. hiivtnr ht .in. Ht'.."?r,n-' TO
there we. also domestic trade, burin mni?T.i?i
and covering, but th market weakened , in40,k' '1
again during the early afternoon on re- ' ? P.V 5iPXm
port or a fliminianing spot demand and v:, 1 VfT'T-',
easier spot basis. January was relatively ' iS525i,?5i p'fifi
flrmf but lat monLha made new low. fPtrnt.lonal
with May .en-ln at 81.94, or about li i v-P"r v
nolnta net lower, while .Tnlv nu llm. m
showed net lose of US points. There p.,,:,,
was renewed novnrlnr iiuk (nil. hnvlnv ' ics,n'trolum.
at this level, and lnVt nriree were S. ml. t-OPP
60 polnta up from th loweat with t.lver
pool a good buyer In th lata trading;.
A prominent southern authority esti
mate ginning to December 1 at 8,a,000
bales, and the lint crop at 11,121,000 bales.
m 11111 piiTeia eaumsiv po wr puo- fihi ,.11
k.v.1 t. 1. . . .. t 1 1 tnio c Itle (la.
and was (vmsldereil reannnelhle tnr nrt . itI.
of th early selling her. Th averaga p.JT ni ! "
of estimate by members of the New pfa Xi w1 vS''
York cotton exchang point to a crop of ' T,' "
10.700,000 bale, and member of th ! STrtl?n' Cop.....
MttI Hock exchange eatlmat 10.696,000 1 5!r' n-,i"i::".
Mluvala Steal
Missouri Paclflo -.
: N. Y. Central . . .
N. Y.. N. H. A H.
! Norfolk Western
- iNonnern Facino
DECISION IN COURT CASE
IS FEATURE OF MARKET
The News Is Followed By
Wild Trading in Southern
Pacific,
NEW YORK.- Deo. 6. Announcement
that th government had decided to abide
oy tna decree of the lower court In
on of the long pending Southern Pacific
oil land cases, waft th outstanding fea-
UT'
regular
on th average.
Cotton cloeed firm.
Just Receiveda lot of these
TOASTER STOVES
Get One Whife They Last $3.00
NAIMAN ELECTRIC CO.
29 W. College St Phone 340
THE SWANNANO A-BERKELEY
A Modern Brick and Concrete Hotel
One Mock from pabUo square Aaberllle, If. a
European Plan ' luele de Bote Breakfaat
Bates 91 per da and up t ' , Dinner or Supper 7t
W. O. RAWaT. Mrr. '
December . .
January , . . .
March
May ..
July
TOpen f High
61.60
17.40 1
84.40 ;
82.67
81.15
81.60
86.45
18.15
81.95
80.62
1 Roval Dutrh N V
J ! Seaboard Air Line
I Close Sea. Air Lin, pfc
Ti ; Bin. uu a Kef...
J! li Sloa,-Sh7. 8. A.
14 2K ' Boumern I'acino
iq'I.i Southern Railway
80 88 ; Southern Ry. pfd..b
Ti . i , T . 1 " . - ''L.''-- 1 UlUUDUUH' IIIU.
i ixiiion spoi sieaay; miaanng. ly.zrni Tnii.. rn
Talk of an easier spot basis was a tSc. rV? fo T PP
tor on the early .afternoon decline to i Tobacco Prod'nVt."
88.15. for March and. 18.08 for May. or iTnY0COp.UCt"
"about 75 point
ket was quiet aroum
net lower, hnt ni
month held relatively firm and th mar-
id I o'clock,
Stock, Bonds, Grain, Cotton.
CLESSkJTt D GATES A CO.
ftOr"lt
' Prlvau Wire to an Mark
Csnttrs
14-11 KIrtrioal aWg SIMMS 137
J. C. DAVIS, Msnagr.
V. a Retail Stores
united Tult
V. B. Food ProducU
u. s. ma. Alcohol.
V. B. Rubber
IT. S. 8tel .......
V. H. BtM pfd....
Utah Copper
Va. Caro. Chem. .
Weetern 'Union
West.. Electric ...
Willys-Overland ..
Coca-Cola
7H
89
6
8
6044
10714
13
71
I8
108V,
88
208 V4
28)4
60 1
70
60
60
106
41
23
761
l!o8
2DV
88
12
91
it
106
124
104
"4
IS
6Ui
80
108
10)4
Z91
87
124
19
191
77
103
izz
103
118
II I
63
29
18I
ture of today Drofessional and
stock market.
The news, which preceded the opening
or me session, wss followed by wild
trading In Southern Pacific at an extreme
rise of 14 points to 109, the convertible
five per cent, bond rising eight and one
half points and associated oil, a Southern
Paclflo property, 16 polnta. .
Many other stock were favorably In
fluenced by the bulge In these issues, but
tha advance lost much of its force be
fore noon, when exchange on London and
Pari dropped to new points of discount.
During the Intermediate period the
market drifted without definite trend, the
collap of exchang. fresh uncertainties
In the threatened coal famine and the
Mexican crisis provoking renewed pres
sure from the short. -
Rallies of the last hour wer featured
by motors and the principal food shares,
reinforced almost at the end by greater
airengtn or United States and violent ad
vances In Mexican and pan-American
petroleums, the oils galnlngtVa points
each, while General Motors retrieved th
better part of Its severe loss.
There was no material change In the
10 1 easier local monetary situation, but
112 f heavy exports of gold to South and Ceri-
41 ' tral American points already accepted
oy jmnaing interests as a preiuae to es
tensive outflow of the metal to those
countries.
Bond dealers rennrted a better demand
for Investment Issues, but this was not
apparent In tha dealings on the exchange
where heavy transactions In Liberty and
victory bonds wer again showing Irreg
ularity. Total sales, par value, aggregated 123-
400.000. .
Old U. S. bonds wer unchanged on
call.
SPECIAL
Fifty cents ia the price. Why pay more. Public
Transfere Co. operating new Fords, Reoa, Hudson
Super and Buick Sixes to report at any point in the
city catering to the needs of the public, 50 cents.
'Call us day or night. Try,'our sudden service.
Public T ransfer Co
Scott Dillipgham, Mgr.
, f none 54b.
J
WANTED
Two or three rooms for light house
keeping- wanted by young; couple
in good health. Hen permanent
ly and want In desirable section of
the city. Address E. F. B., care
The Citizen.
WANTED To wuy -Tt711Df in eo
end band wearing aid In house
keeping goods; alee suit eases and
hand bacs. Jewelry, muedcal Instru
ments, .sto. WU1 'pay extra bg
price for men's food clothing. Any
5 nods ssnt, my prlos not aatUfac
ry, will return at my exneDB. Will
ail It notified by mall or phone
1177. If. Zagelr, tt BUtraore Are.
4-l-tf
DEPRESSION FELT
ON COTTON MARKET
i Wt.A.r. . Tt1..1...1"1
Am
fittae Gsill 0peipaifl(i)ips
PTPrmff 1 1 ft rt&fPpfiTm mi
AM -eV JUsaUi Vi VS a- JJ. JLLJLi LLJ
The amazing statement of ex-Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo that the profits of
bituminous coal operators ran as high as 2, 000 per cent in 1 9 1 7, and his implied charge
that they still are profiteering at the expense of both the public and the miners, has
started a pretty rumpus in the editorial columns of the nation's press. The United
Mme Worker' Journal thinks that Mr. McAdoo's statement is vindication for the min
ers in their claim, that the operators "could grant a substantial wage-increase out of
their profits without increasing the price of the coal to the consumer. Mr. McAdoo's
implications are false, reply the operators, and his "misleading statements and insin
uations are the kind of stuff which Bolshevism breeds upon," mhile the Philadelphia
Public Ledger, recalling a clause of the Revenue Act which makes it unlawful for a
Treasury official or agent to divulge confidential information which comes to him in
his official capacity, asks significantly, "Will William Gibbs McAdoo be able to run
for the Presidency if he is in jail?"
The leading article in THE LITERARY DIGEST for December 6th discusses the
question as to whether the coal operators have been taking undue . profits from the
public, and presents opinions from all quarters bearing upon the subject
v Other news features in this week's number which are of keen interest to the public
include:
WANTED To buy all kinds of
stoves and ranges. Also fur
niture, talking machines. Mc
Bee Stove Co. Phone S187.
34 Biltmore Ave. P12-3-7
YOU' to see a nice assortment of
children's dresses Reasonable price.
Lady's fancy shirt waists. Millinery
- greatly reduced in price, mra.
Edwards. 26 Charlotte St. P12-S-7
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 5. Cotton
opened unsteady today, remained de
pressed throughout the session and closed
at net declines of It to 69 points. At
tha loweat levels the market stood 47 to
94 point under the close of veaterdav.
Irregularity was due to th extreme 'T H"V HfT? .nnal. wmiv bnxrad
weakness of th distant months and thei'"" "P"' ,"t .
ana ranees, rnone aioi. o
WANTED TO rent modern country
; house on paved road within .8 to 6
"Tnlles of Asheville on 1 year lease
with privilege of buying. Address
Wi L-, care Citizen. P12-61
rregul
veakn
comparative steadiness of tha near. Sell
ing was stimulated mainly by a private
bureau, estimated or 9,000.000 bales gin
ned to the first of December, which was
figured indicated a total crop of 11,120.000
bale, a considerably larger yield thaq
the trade has been expecting for some
time past. ' t .
Much liquidation came from the long
siua as ina marxec leu, ana it was ap
parent that buyers of July during the
early sessions of th week were letting
go. July was forced, at It loweat, down
to 80.17, which compared with the spot
price for middling of 40c spots being
auoiea uncnansea. 'mis wine nieonunt at
tracted a great deal of attention but with
out causing rresn buying
European politic were rerarded unfav
orably, but small recoveries wer caused
toward th close by reports of a some
what better turn in th Mexican situa
tion. :: , ,. ,
Cotton closed, steady at a decline of
ia to n point.
Lr
Blitmore Ave.
P12-3-7
WANTED To ; rent modern , homo,
close- in, furnished, or unfurnished,
8 to 10 rooms on lease 1 year. Ad
dress a D1careCitlzenP1-8
Open I Low Close
December 39.01 I 1876 I- 89.80
January 87.11 81.76 87.08
March .-. 84.(6 " 14.20 84.64
May .'. 12.11 82.28 88.60
July 81.61 80.17 11.12
WANTED To rent Two or dhree
' unfurnished rooms for light house
keeping. P. O. Box 578.
PI 2-8-7
PAINTER will exchange " labor for
' housekeeping rooms. Apply Paint
er, care .Citizen. ' Pll-80-7
CARPENTBR--Repair work promptly'
attended to. . t-none us.
Spot cotton quiet and unchanged.
Sales
on the spot. 266; to arrive, 1,460, Low
middling, 34.00; middling, 40.00; good
middling. i. id. neceipts, .lu; stock,
NEW YORK BONDS.
(Southern)
TT. S. 2'fl, registered
IT. S. 2's, coupon
U. S. convertible 1's. registered
U. S. convertible 8's. coupon .
U. 8. 4's,. registered
U. 8. 4's, coupon
American Tel. and Tel. cv. '
Anglo-French 6's
Atchison gen. 4'
Atlantio Coast Line 1st 4' ...
Baltimore and Ohio cv. 4'a
Bethlehem .Steel ref. 6's
Central of. Oa. Consolidated 6's .
fnntriil T.athr
Chesapeake and Ohio cv. 6's
Chicago, B. and Q. joint 4's ...... 93
I Chicago, Mil. and St. Paul cv. 4's 66
unicago, k. i. ano I'ac. ny. retr 4 g 5
City of Paris 6's 94
Colorado and Southern ref. 4's .. 72
Denver and Rio Grande ref. 6's pfd. 49
Dominion. of Canada 6's (1931) .... ,93
Erie gen. 4' 48
Illlnoi Central ref. '4's 76
Int. Mer Marine 6's 93
T.b 100
,.b 100
,.b 88
..b 18
,.b 105
..b 105
... 97
... 96
... 77
.,. 76
... 6
... 87
b 85
,'.b 97
7BU.
How to Save the Treaty
' A Sununawy of the SaggesUotu That Are Being Advanced By Friends and
Foe of the OriginaJ Document
SUver Passes "16 to 1" Mark
Europe's Money in a Sinking Spell
The Farmer is Against Organized Labor
America's Abandonment of Europe
Bonus Denied Canada's Fighters
America's Military Menace
Why Japan is Distrusted
Germany's Big Bertha an Accident
Where Alcohol Still is King
A Dead Sea Power Plant
Is Snow Fall Decreasing?
Nutless Bolts in Shipbuilding
Pussy-cats' Bit in the War
Higginson's Service to American Music
Chesterton on Scots Humor
American Boys Go To Shakespeare's
School . v.
Ed. Howe's Religious Confessions
Protestant Belgians "
Hollanders in AmericaWhere They
are Located Their Character, etc.
New York's Building-Trades Wages ,
Our "Pussyfoot," England's Hero and
Pest
Books as First Aid to Morale
Leitch's Formula for Industrial Har-.
mony
That Phantom Yankee Army .on the
Verdun Front
Senator Poindexter Who Wants to be
President w
"Closeup" Glimpses of the Far East
The Spice of Life ;
Best of the Current Poetry .: J -Social
Work by Block UniU
Kansas Clt
Liggett an
Southern ref. 6's
ty B
id Myers 6's
Louisville and Nashville un. 4'
Many fatcvettiiig IOwtntJona, bcrading Hiiiimkous Cetftootu
December 6th Number on Sale To-day All. News-Dealer4V-10 Cents
72
17
11 .
68
55
90
103
76
91
90
6's..bB7
. . a
.b 84
..107
86
.. 60
.. 108
'b 84
.. 14
.. 8
?b 8J
( CHICAQO GRAIN.
CHICAGO. Dec. 6. Increased renelnta
of 'corn, looked upon as an unexpected
result of th coal miners' strike had a
bearish effect today on the corn market.
Price cloeed unsettled. 1 to lo net
lower. Oats lost to e to c. In pro
visions, the outcome ranged from loo de
cline to a like advance.
Missouri, Kan. and Tex. 1st 4's
Missouri Pacific gen. 4's .......
New York Central deb. 6's ...
Norfolk and Western cv. 6s ...
Northern Paclflo 4's
Pennsylvania Consolidated 4's
r-ennsyivania gen. OS
Reading gen. 4's
Republic Iron and Steel 6' (1940). b
St. Louis and Han. Kran. adj.
Seaboard Air Line adj. 6's ...
Southern Bell Telephone 6's . .
Southern Paclflo cv 6's
Southern Railway 6's . :
Southern Railway gen. 4's .
Texas Company ev. 6' .
Texas and Paclflo 1st
Union Pacific 4 s
U. 8. Steel 6's
Virginia Car. Chemical 6's ..
Wabash 1st
MONEY MARKET, t -
NHW YORK, Dec. 6. Mercantile paper,
66. Sterling 60-day bills, 382; commer
cial 60-day bills on banks. 382; commer-
il ao.dav hills. 881: demand. 886;
Mhlea 187. Wanes demand. 10 60: cables,
10.66. Guilders, demand. 87; cables, 38.
.Ire. demand. 12.66: cables. 12.60. Marks,
demand. 220: cables. 226. Government
bonds irregular; railroad bonds Irregular.
Time loans strong; 60 days and six
months, 7 bid. Call money easy; ruling
rate, (; bank acceptances, 4.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
SPECIAL '
fFSTAMYGSSDS
A new shipment of regula
tion Army Blankets, all-wool.
khaki, 66 by 86 inches.
Lots -of other Blankets in
Wool and Cotton. Auto Robes
fOTWAlt -11 MM '
U. S. Army Sweaters, . I
- T T e a Tir I mji .l
u. d. Army wool omrxs.
U. S. Army Leather Jerkins.
Sheep Skin Lined Coats.
' U. S. -Army . Coats, Khaki,
Brown, Black, and Green dyed,
made into civilian coats.
"Wool and Cotton Underwear.
U. S. Army . Shoes. ; ;
Trench Shoes. ;
Buy those U. S. Army : re
claimed quilts at 21.50 and $2.
They are selling fast. '
Mail orders promptly attend
ed to. - . " v.v ;
Asheville Salvage Co.,
29 Biltmore Ave. Phone 1497
Drays, - 1 rucks and . Moving
Vans, anywhere " at any
time. Noi job too small, hone
too big. Try our Sudden Serf
vice. ''., L
Scott Dillingham, Owner. -
' Phone 101.
12-2-7
Soft Shell Pecans.
Five thousand pounds large soft shell
table Pecans in sealed sanitary car
tons. Eight lbs. at 62 1-2 cents pre
paid ' insured Parcel Post. One to
five lba at 76 cents, Christmas gift
packages specialty. Order early and
avoid delay.
w. w. Watson, Grower.
Peacanwood Plantation. ,
Orangeburg-, S. C -.
P11-80-3S
NUW YORK. Dec. 6 Demand sterling.
or bills on London fell to 33.84 to the
pound In this market today, representing
a decline of 2 o from the recent low
level and a discount of about 21 per cent;
from the pre-war rate of .34.864.
Rittu on Paris also made a further de
cline, the purchasing power of the franc
falling to. almost iu to me oonar, or
discount -of slightly more than 60 per
cent. . .
JACKSONVILLE LIVESTOCK.
6. Hoes
ill. 60; bulk.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Dec.
Choice heavy. 11.00
11.60; rough heavy, 10.0010.60; heavy
pigs, 9.0010.00: light pigs, .6Ofl0.oo:
range hog. 4.0009. 00; range pig, 4.00
6.00. '
Cattle weak: steers, s.enras.uu; duim
4.0006.00: yearlings. 8.6006.60; cows, 4.00
6.00; heifers, 4.6006.00; veal calves, v.uv
lz.oo; cannsrs, i.vw up.
NAVAL 'STORES.
I r ., Furniture Moving,
W ' First-class Auto Serviea. -
Hughes Transfer & Auto Co.
"The House with a Ktener Under
standing."
, W. T. Keener, Mgr.
Opp. Passenger Station. Phones
1406 and 1416.
Branch Office, 17 Patton Ave.
iP-4-tk
JUST, received a car load of
Florida Oranges. These
Oranges are thin skinned,
sweet and juicy. The very
best Oranges grown. V. V.
Haynie, 62 . N. Lexington.
Phone 3400. P-12-4-fr-'
PHONE 3251 L.
Remember this phone number.
It will SAVE YOU MONEY.
Typewriter -Repair & Equip
ment Co. 10-22-tf
JACICSONVILLB. Fla., Dee. 6. Tur
entlne firm, 162; .sales, 206; receipts,
87; shipments, 140; stock, 10,974.
Rosin. W-W to L quiet; H. to B, Arm;
sale. 1.006: receipts, 1,976; shipments.
166: stock. 94,930.
QuoteTB. 16.10; D. 16.20; 13 16.20
li6; F. 16.20IJI16.36; G, 16.25016.36; H,
16.3016.36; I, 17.16017.26; K. 18.00- M,
18.76; N, 20.00; W-G, 20.26; W-W, 21.60,
, - .
I CHICAGO LIVESTOCK. - j
CHICAGO. Deo. 6 Hogs weak, 60 to
in. n,w.. 1 J.404iilS.7B: medium.
18.6O18.80; light, 18.40&18.65: packing
sows. 12.oo12.26: pis. ia.6uwiJ.zi.
Cattle weak; beef steers, 7.7621.00;
heifers, 1.401914.76: cows. 6.2613.60; veal
BOOKKEEPING, Shorthand thor
oughly taught. Winter terra begins
Jan. 6th. Address Greensboro Com
mercial School, Greensboro, N. -C..
for Catalogue. ., P-l 2-2-30
SPECIAL Good four-room house for
sale by owner; on paved street;
close in. Phone 1071. J. P-13-2-5
LOST
LOST U. S. Deputy Marshall badge.
about else of half dollar of gold
and tlue enamel, with, safety
. catch. ' Owner's name engraved on
back. Lost in Post -Office, or Pat
ton, avenue or between the Square
and Depot. Reward. Return Citi
sen office. , - l l-t-S
calves. 16. 60017.60
steers. 6.001J.26.
, Sheep unsettled;
ewes, 4.009.40.
feeder and stocker
lambs, , 1O.OO011.23;
. I OpenTHigh Low Close
CORN: 1
.December ... 1.39 1.31 1.31 1.38
January- .... 1.36 1.36 1.34 1.34
May 1.33 1.34 1.31 1.32
OATS:
December 76 .76 .76 .76
May .79 .79 .71 .79
PORK:
January .....15.16 ....36.16
May 31.40 84.00 31.36 34.00
LARD: j
January ..'.. 23.60 23.55 23.42 23.62
May 23.66 23.63 23.47 23.63
RIBS:
January 18.72 18 90 18.71 11.90
May 11.10 11.96 18.75 1S.9S
NEW YORK LIVESTOCK.
FUNK & WAGNALLS COMPANY (Publiihen of the Famom NEW Standard Dictionary). NEW YORK
KEW TORK, Dec 6. Beeves' steady;
steers. 12.3S017.15; oxen. 13.76; , bulls.
6.7610.O; cows, 4.25 10.00.
Calves Irmrular; veala. 11.00024. M:
culls, li.oora 17. ou; rea carves, ii.woii.in:
grassers, 8 00f 10.00; yearling. .6O07.6O.
Sheep and lambs steady. Sheep, 6.00
9 00; cull. 4.00O4.50; yearlinfrs, 10.00
12 00; iambs, 14.0016.00,culls. 10.00
12.00. .
Hog steady at 14.0014.2J; pigs.
14.00; roughs, 12.00. . ,A
', - COTTONSEED 0IL. '
NHW TORK.' Dee. a. After
lle-htlv with cotton and lard, eottoi
nil advanced on burin r for southern ac
count and room covering. Refiner okJ
on the rally. Final bids were point
lower for July and I to M higher for th
balance. Sale. 16.000 barrel. Tender. 200
barrel. Prim crude. 19.00, nominal:
prime summer yellow spot. t0.6021.00:
January. 8L20; March. 21.39; May, 21 47;
prim whiter yikw and summer whits,
nominal.
. ' ' ' ,.
LIVERPOOL COTTON.
i , ,
LIVERPOOL. Dec 5. Cotton pot in
moderate demand; price lower. Good
middling. 27.37; fully middling. 26.87: mid
dling, 36.47; low middling 23.32; good or
dinary. 20.87: ordinary, 19.87; aales. 7.000
bales, including 4,400 American. Receipts.
49,000 bales, including 44,200 American.
Future cloeo sieaay: wnouw,'
January. 24.04: March, 22.63; May, 21.26;
July, 30.28: October. 16.14.
SEA ISLAND COTTON.
SAVANNAH. Oa.. .Dee. t. Sea islands
fancy, 1082; extra cnoiee H'oau; cnoicw,
74f: extra n,.573,; fine, foglf;
medium nne. mow; cwinmuu.
Market steady: sales, 466; receipts, .187;
shipments, 396; stock, 3.062. Crop In sight.
13,160. -
FIVE dollars reward and' no ques
tions asked for return to Langren
hotel, of traveling bag and con
tents, ana one sweater, lost in
front of - Langren hotel,
nignt. jNovemoer o.
Stinda
WILL boy given lift Central avenue"
to High Schoof by lady In car Fri
day advise where keys given hlra
for Harold Shuttles, Eighth grade,
can be secured. Phone 3409.
' ' - ' M ' 12--
LOST A. gold wrist watchz-'wJUi gold
bracelet. Monogram M. C. Kewftj-d
if returned to Citizen office c3l
Edwin Place. i tf-t
LOST-Neckpiece, black fox, Tues
day evening. Reward if returned
to Citizen office. P12-6-S
easing
onseed
94.30;
LIBERTY BONDS. ; ,
Final pric8 of
25ft
ww.ixr vnmr. Dec S.
Liberty bonds today were: 3 's. 99.68;
flrst 4'a. 94.00: second 4's, 92.14: nrst 4
second 4's,
92.64; third
94:98: fourth 4's. 92.42; Victory 1's,
99.10; Victory 4's, 99.14. .
COTTON STATISTICS.. .
trannvit. TM I Weekly eorton
statistics, total forwarded to mills. 35.000
bales. Of wnicn American, v,uwi aiwn,
666.000; Amartcan. 474.000. Imports, 183,
000; American, ia.000; exports, 110.461.
. r - DRY GOOD..-
NEW TORK. Tec 5. Cotton goods
wer firm today, with a tendency to riae.
Tarns were higher., but llk markets
wer less Douyani. isnnaps were qtuei
and wool goods wer Arm. . '
SPOT COFFEE.
vrar vctTUC Dec 6. Snot coffee
auleU Kla. Ts. 16: Santos 4 a. 26.
PACKAGE containing stamped guest
towels in shopping district. Return
" tg Cltlxen office. ; P12-6-1
MUSIC AND ARTS.
AiVA" xLLOWBteacher ' of piano
and voice. Endorsed' by tha great
European master. Alberto Jonas.
Residence studio at 81 Chestnut St.
Phone 604. 11-20-10
MISS IRENE COLLYER. -,
Teacher of the art of singing. Fopll
of Jean DeResxke of Paris. ' Voice
building - Interpretation. Results
guaranteed. Phone 382... 48 Wool
sey Ave. - Pll-30-
REAL ESTATE.
"foSTreSt"
FOR RENT -Unfurnished 5 -room
bungalow located on the Henderson,
ville road, near Biltmore. Has lights,
hot and cold water, price 16.00 per
month'. Phofte S4f. -'-- ''.'
DONNAHOE & COMPANY. -
LIBERTY LOAN BONDS
MisKseje
SEB.my liberty Bond buying prices
in the Asheville Tim Classified
. Pae, J. 6elby, American Nationai
- t2ni T)lrfsr . THstn 1417 D19.6l.lB
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